V vavavroom Joined Oct 31, 2017 Messages 13,975 Sep 9, 2021 #1 Is there a way to visually tell NTP from NPTF threads? How to measure to find out which kind it is? Talking about male threads. Last edited by a moderator: Sep 9, 2021
Is there a way to visually tell NTP from NPTF threads? How to measure to find out which kind it is? Talking about male threads.
S SHOZ Joined Jun 28, 2003 Messages 9,421 Location Illinois Sep 9, 2021 #2 The NTPF threads are machined or cut compared to the NPT that are rolled. This video is pretty informative.
The NTPF threads are machined or cut compared to the NPT that are rolled. This video is pretty informative.
Hall Joined Apr 25, 2017 Messages 13,218 Location Ohio Sep 9, 2021 #3 Visually - NPTF will have larger (major) diameter threads. This is only useful if you have one of each to compare though.
Visually - NPTF will have larger (major) diameter threads. This is only useful if you have one of each to compare though.
B BlueOvalFitter Joined Feb 28, 2003 Messages 11,977 Location Cajun Country, La. Sep 9, 2021 #5 Hermann said: Very strange thread Click to expand... This thread is not all it's cut up to be. You can see the thread taper more clearly on NPT pipe/fittings.
Hermann said: Very strange thread Click to expand... This thread is not all it's cut up to be. You can see the thread taper more clearly on NPT pipe/fittings.
V vavavroom Thread starter Joined Oct 31, 2017 Messages 13,975 Sep 9, 2021 #6 First of all, thanks to the moderator who fixed my mistake. Thanks for the responses. I'll see if I can take a picture later today because I'm still not sure which type thread it is.
First of all, thanks to the moderator who fixed my mistake. Thanks for the responses. I'll see if I can take a picture later today because I'm still not sure which type thread it is.
V vavavroom Thread starter Joined Oct 31, 2017 Messages 13,975 Sep 9, 2021 #7 I see toolmarks that make me think those are cut threads, so NPTF. Is that right? Last edited: Sep 9, 2021